which?

the confirmation

did they vote to have it happen on monday or wait

it's out of committee and in the hands of mcconnell.

huh

well that is progress

other than that we don't know anything yet.

Tbh that was a waste of time

I thought that was where he would be voted to be seated

No, the whole Senate has to vote on that

exactly ^

The Committee's vote was to bring it before the whole senate

Flake still being flakey though

Yeah he’s being more flakey than a virgin girl

https://twitter.com/imillhiser/status/1045740430229409793

Civil war 2

"Justice Editor" at ThinkProgress.

That's an Orwellian job description if I've ever heard one.

But that tweet isnt inciting harrassment right twitter ?

"Because this is a Republic with Democratic leanings, you daft twit"

Can’t be if you’re attacking the dominant power structure <:VeRiFiEd:463064374236413962>

Oops my bad

I dont have a <:VeRiFiEd:463064374236413962>

reeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

-cola

Calli will secede before there is a civil war. Sorry to burst your bubble.

what will civil war 3 be about

fortnite?

Political control.

I would bet it looks like people wanting to throw out most of the constitution and other people refusing to budge.

The DSA's chief legislative priority is actually electoral reform, and I can bet the Dems are completely on board.

Stuff like, removing the electoral college.

And throwing out the constitution will be 'progressive' 😉

Stacking the legislature and court.

Removing the ability of states to set electoral rules and then requiring them to register more voters (like felons and illegal immigrants)

anyone that doesn't realise that the constitution is a work of art needs their head tested. We should all be so lucky to have anything half as good.

That's the usual attitude in academia right now. Defend the Constitution and get thrown out.

Unless you use it to argue a very specific line.

But Unis will send security to campus organizations putting US flags for 9/11. Or distributing copies of the US constitution and Declaration of Independence on campus--and they've been doing it for decades now.

It's going to be the main break, IMO. Is the US even a nation with a worthwhile history?

My guess is that most people here answer "yes" without reservation. But the social Justice left sees it differently and is violent in it's attack.